Ask AI: Make a TV show for Spider-Man but combine it with elements from Arrow (2012) Season 1 and The Flash (2014) Season 1.

Title: “Spider-Arrow: Flashpoint” Show Overview: In this Marvel/DC crossover, Peter Parker/Spider-Man is a young, aspiring physicist who gains superhero powers following a lab incident involving a radioactive spider. This setting borrows Arrow's realistic world-building and character developments while integrating the scientific mysteries and time-travel elements from The Flash, adding a rich complexity to Spider-Man's narrative. Main Plot: Taking inspiration from Arrow and The Flash, Spider-Man balances his everyday life as a high school student and his hidden identity as a superhero, fighting criminals in Queens. He is mentored by a seasoned vigilante, The Arrow, who hones Peter's fighting skills. Meanwhile, The Flash brings a blend of science, time travel, detective work, and moral conflicts, which strengthens the plot, allowing Spider-Man to explore the vast Marvel multiverse. Season Structure: Each episode will feature a "villain of the week" while slowly unraveling a larger, season-long narrative arc. Just as in Arrow and The Flash, these villains will primarily be human but with technological or scientific enhancements, keeping the show grounded while still allowing for super-powered battles. Crossovers: Similar to The Flash, there might be a few crossover episodes where other superheroes from the Marvel and DC universe appear, adding more depth to the universe and stakes. This not only maintains the spirit of comic books but also allow for unique storytelling. Character Development: Use inventory like Arrow to show Peter's growth from a regular teenager to a superhero. There's also plenty of room for detailed backstories and tragic loss, leading to internal struggle and deep personal growth. Visual Effects: Visual effects will be prominent, especially showcasing Spider-Man's proportionate strength, agility, and web-slinging abilities, just like The Flash features super-speed. Occasional slow-motion sequences could emphasize Spider-Man's heightened senses and reflexes. Keeping the essential gritty, mysterious tone from Arrow and mixing it with the scientific and fun aspects from The Flash will ensure a unique reimagining of Spider-Man's story. The combination of Arrow's intense action sequences, The Flash's time-travel puzzles, and Spider-Man's heartfelt coming-of-age story would make for a thrilling, emotionally powerful, and relatable superhero show.